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Exploring the Magical World of Mushrooms with Catskill Fungi's John MichelottiIn this episode of Kaatscast, host Brett Barry interviews John Michelotti, mushroom maven and founder of Catskill Fungi. John draws listeners into the enchanting and complex world of fungi, sharing his journey from an outdoor guide to becoming an enthusiastic mycology educator. Recorded at Catskill Fungi's commercial kitchen in Pine Hill, the episode delves into the life cycle of mushrooms, their ecological roles, cultivation methods, and the mysteries of mycelium. John discusses the various types of mushrooms found in the Catskills, including edible, poisonous, and even mind-altering varieties. The episode also highlights the health benefits of mushroom extracts from varieties like Reishi, Lion's Mane, and Chaga. John is one one of the Catskill Center's "50 Stewards of the Catskills." Oh, and he's a super "fun-guy." Mwah-ha-ha!00:00 Introduction to Seasonal Mushrooms00:26 Meet John Michelotti: The Mushroom Maven01:37 The Journey to Mushroom Mastery05:55 Understanding Fungi and Mycelium08:43 The Ecological Role of Fungi16:51 Mushroom Cultivation Techniques18:58 Edible and Toxic Mushrooms23:57 Mushroom Identification and Walks24:41 Mushroom Foraging Adventures25:17 Fungi Cultivation Workshops25:57 Diversity of Edible Mushrooms26:19 Mushroom Production in the US27:36 Identifying Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms29:14 Psychedelic Mushrooms in the Catskills32:03 Processing Mushrooms into Extracts38:26 Health Benefits of Mushroom Extracts44:23 Conclusion and Contact Information

In the midst of the 1996 race for North Carolina governor, a new candidate emerged. Her name was Jolene Strickland, and her campaign slogan was “Too Good to be True.” Barry Yeoman wrote an article about Jolene Strickland for The Assembly. Say hello on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. Sign up for our occasional newsletter. Follow the show and review us on Apple Podcasts. Sign up for Criminal Plus to get behind-the-scenes bonus episodes of Criminal, ad-free listening of all of our shows, special merch deals, and more. We also make This is Love and Phoebe Reads a Mystery. Artwork by Julienne Alexander. Check out our online shop. Episode transcripts are posted on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Pine Hill Police Chief Nikisha Gailes advised on March 12, an anonymous tip from Ohio led to the arrest of Gary Kendall Brown in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. A tipster learned that Brown was wanted in Alabama from a CrimeStoppers' media release and notified Pine Hill Police Department. Pine Hill PD notified the U.S. Marshals, who contacted authorities in Ohio. On March 18, at approximately 6:30 a.m., Brown was located and arrested during a traffic stop in Cleveland, Ohio, where he is awaiting extradition to Alabama. Brown is a suspect in the shooting of 51-year-old Carrie Simon in November of 2023....Article Link

Drew Phillips opened the doors of Four Phantoms in Greenfield, Massachusetts in 2021. He began his fermentation career in the Pacific Northwest, and while waiting to open his own brewery, he took on the role as cider maker at Artifact Cider Project. Drew Phillips Known for his creative ciders and beers, Drew blends tradition with innovation, sourcing local fruit and experimenting with wild fermentation. Check out his talk on the making of Old Gods . In this episode, Drew shares how Four Phantoms' unique approach reflects the terroir of Western Massachusetts. Early Challenges of a Brewery/Cidery: Gaining a License Drew initially couldn't produce cider legally due to licensing restrictions in Massachusetts. After securing a farmer winery license, he started making cider alongside beer and mead. All ciders are crafted from Pine Hill fruit in Colrain, Massachusetts. Signature Ciders and Fermentation Techniques Late Harvest – 6.5% Apples (Spy, Golden Russet and Baldwin) Tamlane – 6% 100% Macintosh apples, aged on black birch wood, giving it a herbal, German liqueur note. Redfield – 7.7% 100% Redfield apples – A red-fleshed apple cider with natural acidity and structure. Chapin's Waltz – 8.5% A blend of Golden Russet, Baldwin, and Northern Spy, co-fermented with low intervention. King of the Wharf – 7.5% A Mac-based cider aged on rum-soaked oak chips, giving it a smooth, warming finish. Old Gods – 8% Inspired by Finnish farmhouse brewing, fermented on black birch. Listen to Episode 345 on how Old Gods a Co-Fermentation of Wort and Apple Juice was made! Ciders Tasted during this chat Low Intervention and Sense of Place Drew emphasizes low-intervention cider making — no back-sweetening, minimal sulfites, and natural wild cultures. The ciders reflect the unique qualities of Western Massachusetts apples and local wood aging. Poly tanks and oak aging contribute to the distinctive flavors and textures. Community and the Future of Four Phantoms Four Phantoms Tasting Area by the production room Drew values the connection between local agriculture and cider. He sees cider's future as more craft-focused than beer, with room for independent voices. “Cider resists commercialization,” says Drew. “It's about sense of place.” Contact Info for Four Phantoms Website: https://fourphantoms.net Mentions in this Cider Chat Totally Cider Tours Cider Route Itinerary send a request to Cider Chat Cider Rap Song – by Robert Sherman of EsoTerra Ciderworks in Durango, Colorado

Marcus Daniel “Mark” McKinley, 41, of Pine Hill, died March 8, 2025 at his home. He was born Feb. 28, 1984 in Thomasville, to James “Skeeter” McAuthor and Mary Ann Parnell. He was a foreman with Ozark Safety and attended Thomasville Church of God. He is survived by his wife, Joni McKinley; mother, Mary Ann Parnell; sons, Marcus Gabriel McKinley and Donovan James McKinley; daughter, Alaina Brooke McKinley; brothers, Jon Wesley Parnell and Ronald “Mac” Parnell; and sisters, Connie Francine Morgan, Rebecca “Missie” Gustafson, and Susan McGarrity. Condolences may be offered at obryantchapelfh.com Arrangements by O'Bryant Chapel Funeral Home and...Article Link

Scott and I catch up earlier this spring about the bird season and what is happening around Pine Hill Gun Dogs.

Amanda Leese, SVP of Operations, Volunteers of America Delaware Valley, and Allison Accettola, Senior Vice President for Government Relations, discussed the Volunteers of America programming fighting human trafficking. While trafficking can involve forced labor VOA focus on sex trafficking, of women, children and men. Everyone is vulnerable, through fraud and coercion or by threats of violence to the victim and their family. They discussed their close work with local law enforcement to protect the victim, and the reentry programming they offer. They stress that education and awareness is vital for children and their families about the dangers of human trafficking, its early signs, and what to do if you suspect someone you know is being trafficked. VOADV has launched the Human Trafficking Awareness and Education program, aimed at educating school-aged youth and their parents about the dangers of human trafficking. The program was made possible by a federal appropriation sponsored by Congressman Donald Norcross. It will initially launch in Pine Hill, Voorhees, Maple Shade, Paulsboro, and Gloucester City in partnership with the towns’ local police departments. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) is developing grade-level specific educational materials for the campaign. VOADV hosts an annual Human Trafficking Summit, held in Atlantic City for the first two years and at Rowan University in 2024. A key point of the summit is to bring stakeholders, law enforcement, service providers, and legislators together to discuss best practices and how to support both victims and law enforcement prosecuting perpetrators of human trafficking. For more information go to VOADV.org

Picture this: a night out with friends, a van full of laughter, and an unexpected quest for ice cream. Join me, Sambassador, and my good friend Jason Kaufman as we embark on a whimsical journey from road trip escapades to the bustling Shed Expo in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Despite a concussion setting back Jason, we find humor and camaraderie in tales of semi-truck pulls, spontaneous pit stops, and lively Airbnb gatherings filled with theological debates and golf simulations. Our tales weave through the chaotic charm of the expo, reconnecting us with old friends and introducing us to new ones, all while trying to keep up with the whirlwind of familiar faces and surprising encounters.The Shed Expo this year is a testament to the industry's vitality, boasting bigger spaces and a lively atmosphere with representatives from Pine Hill, Scenic View, and Cardinal in attendance. The unexpected turnout serves as a reminder of the power of personal connections, even when online buzz seems subdued. Our musings capture the soul of the event, reflecting on the dynamics of large and small exhibitors, and the fascinating growth and challenges faced by builders amidst the booming population in the southern United States. From South Carolina to Texas, the migration patterns are shifting, presenting new opportunities and trials for local economies and housing demands.Finally, we explore the art of storytelling within the shed industry, sharing personal insights into writing and the influences of great authors who have shaped our narrative style. The journey from shed building to crafting engaging stories is one filled with unexpected popularity and a loyal readership. As we reminisce about childhood dreams and life-defining events, the connections and shared histories come alive, reminding us of our roots and the importance of storytelling in building community. So, tune in for a heartfelt conversation that bridges past adventures with present challenges, and maybe, just maybe, inspires a tale of your own.For more information or to know more about the Shed Geek Podcast visit us at our website.Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube at the handle @shedgeekpodcast.To be a guest on the Shed Geek Podcast visit our website and fill out the "Contact Us" form.To suggest show topics or ask questions you want answered email us at info@shedgeek.com.This episodes Sponsors:Studio Sponsor: Union Grove LumberCardinal LeasingShed Challenger

Join us as we chat with the Garber family from Premier Barns, diving deep into their inspiring journey from humble beginnings in May 1996 to becoming a well-respected name in the shed industry. Listen to Steve Garber recount how he started single-handedly building and delivering sheds with basic tools, and hear his sons, Joel and Mike, share their unique experiences growing up in the business, from hands-on construction to mastering digital marketing.Throughout the conversation, we reflect on the broader evolution of the shed industry, exploring pivotal changes in consumer behavior, pricing, and delivery equipment that have revolutionized their operations. Steve provides valuable insights into the emotional ups and downs of sales versus the tangible achievements in construction. The discussion also delves into how the shift towards online shopping and the adoption of digital tools have expanded their market reach, even in rural areas, underscoring the importance of a strong digital presence in today's business landscape.Looking forward, we examine the future of the family shed business and the industry at large. From the impressive engineering of Pine Hill trailers to innovations like the Shed Challenger and Rampage doors, we discuss the challenges and opportunities that automation brings to shed construction. The episode concludes with a heartfelt emphasis on family, training, and industry collaboration, highlighting the joy of building relationships and the integral role of faith and community in their continued success. Don't miss this engaging and insightful episode that blends business wisdom with personal stories and reflections.For more information or to know more about the Shed Geek Podcast visit us at our website.Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube at the handle @shedgeekpodcast.To be a guest on the Shed Geek Podcast visit our website and fill out the "Contact Us" form.To suggest show topics or ask questions you want answered email us at info@shedgeek.com.This episodes Sponsors:Studio Sponsor: Union Grove LumberShed Sales SummitMy ShedCALShed SuiteDigital Shed Builder

The United Way of Southwest Alabama honored those who have helped make life better for Clarke County residents during the 2024 annual meeting and awards luncheon on Aug. 27 at Grove Hill United Methodist Church. The award recipients included: • Heart of Gold, Michelle McAndrews of Alabama Power. • Outstanding campaign coordinator, Trina Harrison of Thompson Tractor Co. • Outstanding campaign, International Paper's Pine Hill mill. • Outstanding community partner, Turner Charitable Trust. McAndrews has served on the board of the HIPPY program in Grove Hill, where she has played a vital role in promoting early-childhood education and parental engagement....Article Link

Hi, True Drews! In today's episode, we discuss The Phantom of Pine Hill, book #42! Nancy, Bess and George go to hang out with Ned, Burt and Dave for June Week at their fraternity at Emerson College and find a mystery along the way. Uncle John, an uncle of one of the professors, is having things stolen from his home, but there's been no sign of forced entry. Can Nancy solve the case? *Content Warning: There are some unfortunate moments in this book where Native American burial grounds are desecrated and Ned wears a Native American outfit and puts on an offensive mode of speech.*

Ever wondered how a father-son duo from Ottawa, Canada, manages to revolutionize the shed industry? Join us as we chat with JP Giasson and his son Scott, the masterminds behind Kodiak Sheds. You'll hear how their connection with Woody's trucking services played a pivotal role during the pandemic, alongside their unique business aspects like making maple syrup and using Amish craftsmanship from the US. Discover the behind-the-scenes logistics of transporting sheds across the US-Canada border, and the passion and teamwork it takes to succeed in this international market.Scott Giasson gives us a firsthand account of growing up amidst shed deliveries and mastering the art of equipment handling from a young age. Listen as we discuss the evolution of their delivery practices, from utilizing GM trucks and Pine Hill trailers to navigating the unique challenges across different regions. JP shares his diverse entrepreneurial ventures, from landscaping and snow removal to the shed industry, and how these experiences have shaped their dynamic business. Scott's enthusiasm for the family business and his aspirations in the trucking industry provide an inspiring narrative of dedication and growth.The importance of in-house repairs and teamwork in the shed industry can't be overstated. Scott's versatility, from sales to hands-on repairs, underscores the significance of having skilled team members. We explore the innovative materials being used in shed building, the strong sense of community among haulers, and the value of mutual support in this tight-knit industry. Wrapping up, we celebrate the camaraderie and collaborative spirit that drives the shed business forward, with a special mention of Woody's 40th anniversary. Tune in to learn about the dedication, strategy, and heart behind a thriving shed business and community.For more information or to know more about the Shed Geek Podcast visit us at our website.Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube at the handle @shedgeekpodcast.To be a guest on the Shed Geek Podcast visit our website and fill out the "Contact Us" form.To suggest show topics or ask questions you want answered email us at info@shedgeek.com.This episodes Sponsors:Studio Sponsor: Union Grove LumberCardinal LeasingShed Challenger

A two-vehicle accident occurred on Hwy. 5 within the city limits of Pine Hill on June 27. A white 2021 Infinity Q50 driven by Shanetta Agee of Pine Hill was traveling south on Hwy. 5 when it was struck from behind by a white 2015 Ford Taurus driven by Derrica Johnson of Jackson. Agee was transported to Grove Hill Memorial Hospital and was later released after receiving medical treatment for minor injuries. Johnson advised that neither she nor any of the three children with her were injured. Alabama Power and Gas company arrived on scene to repair property damages.Article Link

Mrs. Mary Sue Moore, age 82, passed away Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at her home in Whatley. Mrs. Moore was born in Pine Hill and had been a resident of Clarke County for most of her life. She was a licensed practical nurse, a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Love Sunday School Class and Grove Hill Baptist Church. Preceding her in death were her parents, Leo Larrimore Sr. and Leone Bradford Larrimore; a brother, John Larrimore; and a son, John B. Moore. Survivors include her husband, John C. Moore; her daughter, Suellen (Mike) Good; four grandchildren,...Article Link

The Rich Zeoli Show- Full Episode (06/11/2024): 3:05pm- A jury in Wilmington, Delaware has found Hunter Biden guilty on three felony charges related to lying on a background-check he submitted when acquiring a firearm in October of 2018. According to reports, the president's son could face up to 25-years in prison and a fine up to $750,000. Could President Joe Biden pardon his son—and would that potentially impact his status as the Democrat Party's 2024 presidential nominee? 3:30pm- In a new article for Politico, Ben Schreckinger documents the numerous connections between Joe Biden aides and the Biden family's business. He writes: “For years, Joe Biden shared a bookkeeper with his son, Hunter. He also shared a personal lawyer with his brother, Jim. And when Jim Biden wanted to know more about one of Hunter Biden's associates, he hired the former head of Joe Biden's Secret Service detail to investigate. Since 2019, Joe Biden has repeatedly distanced himself from his family's business dealings, saying that he has never so much as discussed them with his relatives or with anyone else. But House impeachment inquiry interviews, public records and emails reviewed by POLITICO show that members of his inner circle were regularly enmeshed in those dealings: Many of the president's closest staffers and advisers have doubled as his relatives' business associates, both during and after their stints working for the man at the center of the Biden family orbit.” You can read the full article here: https://www.politico.com/news/2024/06/08/joe-biden-aides-family-business-dealings-00161476 3:40pm- In reaction to President Joe Biden's abysmal approval ratings, statistician Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight suggested that it might be in the Democrat Party's best interest to replace Biden as their 2024 presidential candidate. According to RealClearPolitics polling averages, Biden now trails Donald Trump in all seven key swing states and is only up 2-points in Democrat strongholds like Minnesota and Virginia. 4:05pm- Dr. Victoria Coates—Former Deputy National Security Advisor & the Vice President of the Davis Institute for National Security and Foreign Policy at The Heritage Foundation—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to recap the European Parliament elections which saw right-leaning parties perform particularly well. The results led to French President Emmanuel Macron calling for a snap legislative election. Plus, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has stated that there should be a universal ban on fossil fuel advertisements in order to protect “green energy” from criticism. Dr. Coates is the author of: “David's Sling: A History of Democracy in Ten Works of Art.” You can find her book here: https://www.amazon.com/Davids-Sling-History-Democracy-Works/dp/1594037213. 4:30pm- Caroline Sunshine—Deputy Director of Communications for the 2024 Trump Campaign—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss a jury in Wilmington, Delaware finding Hunter Biden guilty on three felony charges related to the purchase of a firearm in October of 2018. Plus, Sunshine reacts to polling previewing the 2024 presidential election, as well as President Biden's backwards economic policies. She jokes: “Joe Biden is a few French fries short of a Happy Meal.” 4:50pm- Rich reveals that he never got to select his own show's theme tune. Matt nearly gets fired when he suggests it should be changed to “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go” by Wham! He played the song yesterday and was endlessly yelled at by both Rich and the audience… 5:05pm- A jury in Wilmington, Delaware has found Hunter Biden guilty on three felony charges related to lying on a background-check he submitted when acquiring a firearm in October of 2018. According to reports, the president's son could face up to 25-years in prison and a fine up to $750,000. Could President Joe Biden pardon his son—and would that potentially impact his status as the Democrat Party's 2024 presidential nominee? 5:10pm- Prior to the 2020 presidential election, former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, along with other high-ranking members of the intelligence community, signed a letter dismissing The New York Post's Hunter Biden laptop story as Russian disinformation. The laptop has since been confirmed as being authentic—but Clapper recently stated he does not regret his decision. 5:15pm- While appearing on Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan, CBS News poll director Anthony Salvanto revealed that 62% of registered voters support the deportation of migrants living in the United States unlawfully. 5:20pm- Listeners react: Could the Democrat Party actually consider replacing Joe Biden at the top of their 2024 ticket? 5:40pm- According to report from Adam Reiss and Dareh Gregorian of NBC News: “The New Jersey attorney general's office is investigating the eligibility of the liquor licenses of three Trump-owned golf courses in the state following former President Donald Trump's conviction on felony charges in New York, officials confirmed Tuesday. The three properties under review by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin and the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control, which is a part of the AG's office, include Bedminster, Pine Hill and Colts Neck.” You can read the full article here: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/new-jersey-attorney-general-reviewing-trump-golf-liquor-licenses-rcna156550 5:50pm- Speaking at a gun violence prevention conference in Washington, D.C., President Joe Biden insisted that Americans don't need guns to protect themselves from the government—because the government could simply use an F-15 fighter jet to target people. Well, that makes me feel safe… 6:05pm- Prior to his interview with a House of Representatives Subcommittee investigating the government's response to COVID-19, former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo defended his actions during the pandemic—specifically his decision to send sick patients back to nursing homes. 6:15pm- During a campaign rally in Las Vegas, Nevada, former President Donald Trump posed a hilarious hypothetical question to his audience: Would you rather be electrocuted or eaten by a shark? 6:20pm- In newly released footage from January 6th,  2021, then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) can be heard saying: “I take responsibility for not having them just prepare for more,” referring to the National Guard. The video was shot by Pelosi's daughter Alexandra and provided to Congressional investigators via HBO. 6:25pm- While appearing on Fox News with Jesse Waters, billionaire David Sacks noted that Silicon Valley is suddenly backing Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. Although the California-based technology sector has historically been progressive in political ideology, Sacks says he believes people are starting to realize that Trump's policies benefit them. 6:30pm- A jury in Wilmington, Delaware has found Hunter Biden guilty on three felony charges related to lying on a background-check he submitted when acquiring a firearm in October of 2018. According to reports, the president's son could face up to 25-years in prison and a fine up to $750,000. Following the trial, Juror #10 spoke with CNN—explaining that he never considered that Hunter was the son of the president of the United States. 6:40pm- When asked about the Hunter Biden trial during an interview with Dana Bash on CNN, Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) claimed that her internet connection dropped and could not continue the conversation…perfect timing! 6:50pm- A progressive journalist secretly recorded a conversation she had with Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. At one point Justice Alito agrees that the country is polarized and that it should return to a place of godliness. How is anything he said controversial? The left is, of course, losing its mind.

The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 3: 5:05pm- A jury in Wilmington, Delaware has found Hunter Biden guilty on three felony charges related to lying on a background-check he submitted when acquiring a firearm in October of 2018. According to reports, the president's son could face up to 25-years in prison and a fine up to $750,000. Could President Joe Biden pardon his son—and would that potentially impact his status as the Democrat Party's 2024 presidential nominee? 5:10pm- Prior to the 2020 presidential election, former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, along with other high-ranking members of the intelligence community, signed a letter dismissing The New York Post's Hunter Biden laptop story as Russian disinformation. The laptop has since been confirmed as being authentic—but Clapper recently stated he does not regret his decision. 5:15pm- While appearing on Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan, CBS News poll director Anthony Salvanto revealed that 62% of registered voters support the deportation of migrants living in the United States unlawfully. 5:20pm- Listeners react: Could the Democrat Party actually consider replacing Joe Biden at the top of their 2024 ticket? 5:40pm- According to report from Adam Reiss and Dareh Gregorian of NBC News: “The New Jersey attorney general's office is investigating the eligibility of the liquor licenses of three Trump-owned golf courses in the state following former President Donald Trump's conviction on felony charges in New York, officials confirmed Tuesday. The three properties under review by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin and the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control, which is a part of the AG's office, include Bedminster, Pine Hill and Colts Neck.” You can read the full article here: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/new-jersey-attorney-general-reviewing-trump-golf-liquor-licenses-rcna156550 5:50pm- Speaking at a gun violence prevention conference in Washington, D.C., President Joe Biden insisted that Americans don't need guns to protect themselves from the government—because the government could simply use an F-15 fighter jet to target people. Well, that makes me feel safe…

The Alpha Women's Resource Center annual Walk for Life will take place April 14 and April 28 at different locations. The walk on April 14 will begin at the First Baptist Church in Jackson at 4 p.m. The church is located at 214 College Avenue. The April 28 walk is at the Pine Hill walking track at 4 p.m. To participate, pick up a walk form, ask your friends to sponsor you, walk on your own during April or come to either the First Baptist Church in Jackson on April 14 or the Pine Hill walking track on April 28....Article Link

TIMBER FOR SALE: 40 acre track in Coffeeville, AL. Contact: Wesley Williams, 760-947-7552, 760-705-6729, wesley013146@aol.com. (3- 3tnc-CCD) 3 BR / 2 BATH 2 STORY HOUSE—for rent in Pine Hill area. Hardwood and carpet with bonus room, refrigerator, stove, washer and dryer included. 12x16 storage shed. 0 per month plus 0 deposit and first months rent. Call 251-769- 7678. (3t-CCDSATT)Article Link

TIMBER FOR SALE: 40 acre track in Coffeeville, AL. Contact: Wesley Williams, 760-947-7552, 760-705-6729, wesley013146@aol.com. (3- 3tnc-CCD) 3 BR / 2 BATH 2 STORY HOUSE—for rent in Pine Hill area. Hardwood and carpet with bonus room, refrigerator, stove, washer and dryer included. 12x16 storage shed. 0 per month plus 0 deposit and first months rent. Call 251-769-7678. (3t-CCDSATT)Article Link

TIMBER FOR SALE: 40 acre track in Coffeeville, AL. Contact: Wesley Williams, 760-947-7552, 760-705- 6729, wesley013146@aol.com. (3- 3tnc-CCD) 3 BR / 2 BATH 2 STORY HOUSE—for rent in Pine Hill area. Hardwood and carpet with bonus room, refrigerator, stove, washer and dryer included. 12x16 storage shed. 0 per month plus 0 deposit and first months rent. Call 251-769-7678. (3t-CCDSATT)Article Link

“You've just got to be there, in the discussion, because something will trigger something and make you think, and I think that's the best thing.”18 months ago, tragedy struck at the Langley's property at Pine Hill in South Australia.After suffering a medical episode, Ted Langley's brother would pass away. After 30 years in partnership, the succession to the next generation would be immediate. 140 years on from when the Langley family first established themselves on the property, Ted, alongside his daughter and two nephews, continues the families legacy.The constant during their time; the importance of change and evolution. Ted's open mindset to adoption of continual improved farming practices is inspirational. His recent announcement as a 2023 Syngenta Growth Award recipient in the category of productivity is well deserved. A great listen for where you are tuning in from today!This podcast episode is in a partnership with Syngenta Australia featuring recipients of the Syngenta 2023 Growth Awards.

Embark on a transformative exploration of Pine Hill Trailers as Ken Urban and Rueben Miller unravel the tapestry of innovation and growth that has made their company a beacon in the shed trailer industry. Venturing from a small start-up to a powerhouse that's redefining standards, this episode gives you a front-row seat to the pioneering features and customer-centric philosophies driving Pine Hill's success. You'll uncover the compelling backstory that's seen ordinary garden sheds evolve into versatile structures like home offices and hunting cabins, mirroring the company's own journey of adaptation and expansion.With the portable building industry constantly pushing boundaries, Ken and Rueben narrate how they've stayed ahead, keeping their trailers as nimble as the market demands. Listen to the intricate tales of challenge and triumph as Pine Hill conquers obstacles from navigating rugged terrains to overcoming the unforeseen hurdles of a global pandemic. This episode is not just a testament to the company's resilience but also a guidebook for the shed hauling community, offering valuable insights into the complexities of the trade, from cutting-edge technologies to the art of customer service.As we wrap up this robust conversation, we delve into the ethos that separates leaders from bosses in the tech industry, with our guests sharing their philosophy on leadership, process, safety, and service. The journey through Pine Hill's chapters becomes a broader reflection on the industry's commitment to excellence, continuous learning, and the power of community. Join us in a heartfelt prayer for the shed haulers and their noble pursuit, as we celebrate the spirit of innovation and human connection that binds this unique industry together.Also, find out how the podcast can be heard throughout the plain communities by dialing the number 330-997-3055. If the number is busy, just dial again! For more information or to know more about the Shed Geek Podcast visit us at our website.Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube at the handle @shedgeekpodcast.To be a guest on the Shed Geek Podcast visit our website and fill out the "Contact Us" form.To suggest show topics or ask questions you want answered email us at info@shedgeek.com.This episodes Sponsors:Studio Sponsor: Union Grove LumberIdentigrowLuxGuardShed HubShed Geek Marketing

This week, we're (begrudgingly and against our better judgement) talking about Nancy Drew and The Phantom of Pine Hill.  Kelly would solve the mystery with a Chapter 2 slumber party, Karen would have passed on this case entirely, and Fifi-the-Cat joins the pod. Nancy and Ned engage in some real intense PDA, Dave gets stuck in a chimney, Bess is the hero we've always needed, Nancy gets concussed (again), and Ned is a real Dad-jokes kinda' poet. 6 out of 12 padlocked libraries. Recommendations:In The Hall with The Knife by Diana Peterfreund (listener rec)Elatsoe by Darcy Little Badger Support the showhttps://www.instagram.com/itsacluepodcast/

The Thomasville and Pine Hill water departments have signed an agreement for Thomasville to provide water to Pine Hill. Thomasville's water and sewer board approved the deal Monday evening and Pine Hill OK'd it last week. Thomasville Mayor Sheldon Day said Thomasville will provide up to 1.5 million gallons a day for the Pine Hill system. The contract is for five years. Day said the deal has been in negotiations for a while as he thanked Pine Hill Mayor Koss Green, the Pine Hill town council and the water board. Day said, “we should be able to realize significant grant...Article Link

TIMBER FOR SALE: 40 acre track in Coffeeville, AL. Contact: Wesley Williams, 760-947-7552, 760-705-6729, wesley013146@aol.com. (3- 3tnc-CCD) 3 BR / 2 BATH 2 STORY HOUSE—for rent in Pine Hill area. Hardwood and carpet with bonus room, refrigerator, stove, washer and dryer included. 12x16 storage shed. 0 per month plus 0 deposit and first months rent. Call 251-769-7678. (3t-CCDSATT) LAND FOR SALE - 38.34 acres located on Bethleham Highway south of Grove Hill. Timber land with small trailer, electricity and water. Call 334-455-1370 for more information. Hunters Dream! CCD NATIONAL LAND REALITY. Helping buyers and sellers of rural real estate. Call...Article Link

3 BR / 2 BATH 2 STORY HOUSE—for rent in Pine Hill area. Hardwood and carpet with bonus room, refrigerator, stove, washer and dryer included. 12x16 storage shed. 0 per month plus 0 deposit and first months rent. Call 251-769- 7678. (3t-CCDSATT) LAND FOR SALE - 38.34 acres located on Bethleham Highway south of Grove Hill. Timber land with small trailer, electricity and water. Call 334- 455-1370 for more information. Hunters Dream! CCD NATIONAL LAND REALITY. Helping buyers and sellers of rural real estate. Call for free broker's opinion of value. Mike Breedlove 251-744-4428. TFC.Article Link

The Clarke County Sheriff's Office and the Pine Hill Police Department successfully concluded a nearly week-long search when they arrested murder suspect Michael Thomas on Friday, Dec. 15. Thomas is accused of murdering Kimberly Niccol Kidd of Packers Bend inside a Monroe County residence last Saturday, officials said. Clarke County Chief Investigator Donnie Floyd said Thomas, who is known to reside in Lower Peach Tree and Pine Hill, was arrested standing in a front yard just outside the Pine Hill town limits on County Road 9 around 9:30 a.m. Friday. Thomas surrendered to law enforcement without incident and was transported...Article Link

In 1979, Jack Foster was assigned the case of a teenaged boy who had been ritualistically tied up, murdered and left at a local garbage site in St. Helena Parish.  Foster was a self-taught detective working part time with the sheriff's office. He was described as determined and thorough. But, those qualities wouldn't be enough to find out the boy's true identity, let alone the person responsible for killing him. The case was a local mystery. When Foster fell into a bizarre coma during the investigation, it only added to that mystery.    

In 1979, Jack Foster was assigned the case of a teenaged boy who had been ritualistically tied up, murdered and left at a local garbage site in St. Helena Parish.  Foster was a self-taught detective working part time with the sheriff's office. He was described as determined and thorough. But, those qualities wouldn't be enough to find out the boy's true identity, let alone the person responsible for killing him. The case was a local mystery. When Foster fell into a bizarre coma during the investigation, it only added to that mystery.    

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Former Thomasville Mayor and Clarke County Superintendent of Education Norman Loper, who helped start the integration of local public schools in the 1960s, died Sept. 14 at his Thomasville home. Loper, who was born in Washington County, graduated from Livingston State College and taught school in Mobile, Pine Hill and Thomasville for nine years. He was elected Clarke County's superintendent of education in 1964. Loper oversaw the beginnings of school integration in Clarke County. His reelection announcement in 1968 noted the “difficult task” and said “his handling of the situation has probably been as smooth and as skillful as the...Article Link

Pine Hill Police are investigating the theft of copper at the GD Copper Plant south of Pine Hill near Sunny South. On Monday, June 19, 2023, a little after 1 a.m two white males were seen leaving the plant with approximately eight square bales of copper valued between ,000 and ,000. A gray or silver, possibly a Dodge Ram 3500 truck pulling a white open-top trailer was permitted to enter the gate after the unidentified male driver informed security he was maintenance. A few minutes after the two male subjects had already loaded several bales of copper onto the trailer,...Article Link

Robert Earl Dixon, age 72, known affectionately as “Bob” to his family and friends, departed this life on Aug. 21, 2021, in Panama City, Fla. Dixon was born June 25, 1950 in Thomasville, to Johnnie Lee Dixon and Lottie Marie Norris Dixon, who both preceded him in death, as well as his baby sister, whom he loved, Julia Ann “Judy” Dixon. He and Mary Kelly Dixon of Pine Hill married in 1969, just days after his 19th birthday. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary prior to his passing. He graduated from Thomasville High School in 1968. He was an accomplished...Article Link

Completion of the Moccasin Creek bridge in Pine Hill is taking longer than was planned. Highway 5 from the bridge south to Sunny South was closed to through-traffic in mid-January. The new bridge and the highway was expected to be reopened by April 15. The official ALDOT detour is via Highways 10 and 25 but most locals are using Wilcox County 27 (Old Highway 5) between Sunny South and Pine Hill. It is shorter. Now, according to Jake Bailey, assistant construction enginer with the Alabama Department of Transportation, “Due to the contractor having trouble securing materials as well as staffing...Article Link

A house that one man knowns all too well. His grandmothers house is a locations that many have passed by due to the fact that it was a key point in traveling west. What ghosts does it hold within? Email your terrifying tales to : the.terrifying.tales@gmail.com Find us on Instagram : the.terrifying.tales or TikTok: the.terrifying.tales Title: Ghost Stories of the Appalachians  Written By: Susan Smitten Published By: Lone Pine Publishing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An employee at International Paper's Pine Hill mill died in an accident Thursday, May 11. International Paper confirmed the accident but did not release the name of the individual. However, Lower Peach Tree area residents where he lived said he is JaQuan Pugh. International Paper did provide this statement: “On Thursday, May 11, an industrial accident occurred at our Pine Hill mill, resulting in the death of a team member. The mill team and the extended IP family are incredibly saddened by this news. Our deepest sympathies go out to the family and loved ones of our team member during...Article Link

One hundred ninety-three United Methodist churches in South Alabama and the Florida Panhandle officially disaffiliated, or withdrew, from the denomination Sunday, May 7. The churches are large and small and spread across the Alabama-West Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church. In Clarke County, only Gainestown UMC with five members present all voting for disaffiliation withdrew. Fruitdale UMC in south Washington County and Aquilla UMC in south Choctaw County also disaffiliated. In Marengo and Wilcox counties, smaller churches such as Arlington, Pine Hill, Payne Chapel, Wesley Chapel and others disaffiliated. Clarke County's larger United Methodist churches remain including Jackson, Grove...Article Link

Hundreds of flights have been cancelled and several major highways have been closed as Southern California braces for a winter storm. Alex Murdaugh gives his testimony today. A Spectrum News 13 reporter and a 9-year-old girl were killed in Pine Hill's, Florida in a random shooting. The NTSB report on the Ohio train derailment points to overheated wheel bearings.

It's 1965 and we're getting all colonial! Nancy and the girls head to Emerson for June Week slash orgy time and end up staying with queer elder Uncle John, whose house is being haunted by a particularly greedy phantom. Nancy is menaced by a dude who is one traffic stop away from going full serial killer. There's a memorable sequence involving crew racing (or crew racing as a metaphor!) and Nancy and Ned almost certainly hook up a dozen times. Ned gets the crown (and the deeply inappropriate headdress!) this time around!

Mayor Koch recaps the State of the City address, the Mount Wollaston and Pine Hill Cemeteries project update. 

The Alabama Department of Transportation will soon close a portion of Highway 5 from the Highway 25 intersection in Sunny South to the Moccasin Creek bridge project on Highway 5 in Pine Hill to through traffic so that the bridge project can be completed. The road will remain closed through April 15. Initial plans called for the closure to start Jan. 2. However, a post on the Wilcox County E911 Facebook page said that it will start Monday, Jan. 16. That is Martin Luther King Day and a state holiday and could affect the start of the closure. But a...Article Link

Wiley Higdon Russell age 58 of Pine Hill, died November 20, 2022 at his home. He was born October 7, 1964 in Tuscaloosa, Ala. to Billy Ray and Sammye Russell (Dahlberg). He was a truck driver for Scotch Lumber Company. He is survived by his son, Timothy Russell; mother, Sammye Higdon Dahlberg; two brothers, William Russell (Sue) and John Russell; nephew, Jonathan Russell (Nicolette); great niece, Abbigail Russell; extended family, special friend, Peggy Pope, Randall Black (Amy) and Angela Walker (Lamar); five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his son, Will Hayden Russell, his father,...Article Link

On this episode I go for a walk in Pine Hill with Alex McClain, a Catskills 3500 peak completionist, Long Path End-to-Ender and outdoor apparel designer. Alex's outdoor adventures began as a child, hiking and camping with family in her home state of Indiana, but it wasn't until she moved to New York City to pursue a career in fashion design, that she began to notice how spending time in the outdoors became essential for both her mental health, and her creativity. Like many carless New Yorkers, Alex utilized regional public transit to get her out of the city and into the woods and soon found herself hiking even further upstate, summiting all the Catskill 3500 peaks and section hiking all 357-miles of New York State's Long Path. Throughout our conversation, you'll hear how Alex managed to fit all of this adventuring into some very short weekends, how spending so much time on trail inspired her to become a trail maintainer, and how getting furloughed during the pandemic, actually allowed for her to land a dream job as a sock-designer for Darn Tough! We also go deep on what it takes to make a good sock and how wearing what you love can play a key role in your enjoyment of the outdoors. Useful links:Gossamer Gear Discount — use code “GIRLGOTTAHIKEGOSSAMER” for 15% off your first purchase at GossamerGear.comLink here to check out GG's Vagabond Jet Backpack @regretlessred on InstagramDarn Tough - the best hiking socks!Catskill 3500 Club - Stewards of the CatskillsNYNJTC - New York New Jersey Trail ConferenceHoosier Hill - Indiana's High Point!

Anne and Kevin give updates on the Abigail Adams statue and The Pine Hill $16.4 million dollar renovation They then turn their attention to the Forbes Hill Park and Furnace Brook Golf Course issue. Kevin also reads listener mail. If you would like to help out the Friend of Forbes Hill Park group and/or sign their petition send them an email at SaveForbesHillPark@gmail.com or join their https://www.facebook.com/groups/570548824682704 (Facebook group). Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of https://www.silvermansound.com/ (silvermansound.com) https://www.patriotledger.com/in-depth/news/2021/10/04/quincy-unbridled-development-city-known-historical-character/5475312001/ (Sound effects from )https://www.zapsplat.com/ (Zapsplat.com) CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his https://www.lmillustration.com/ (artwork.)

Welcome to episode 24 of Inside The Line: The Catskills! In 1918, T. Morris Longstreth wrote a book about his solo hike through the Catskills. 103 years later, fellow SAR team member Harold Oakhill, who was inspired by Longstreth's adventure, decided to take a very similar route and spend 14 days in the Catskills. On this episode, he shares highlights of his experiences, what challenges he faced hiking solo and some of the major changes in townships and trails as compared to Longstreth's journey in 1918. Harold also tells a story about a possible ghost encounter near Echo Lake. I also do a short lesson about the Grand Hotel, which was a massive hotel located in Pine Hill. Thanks for listening! Subscribe on any platform! Share! Donate! Do whatever you want! I'm just glad you're listening! Big thank you to all who have donated. This money is not being used for profit. At the end of my one year anniversary with the podcast, it will be donated to a local organization in the Catskills! Thank you once again! Links for the Podcast: https://linktr.ee/ISLCatskillsPodcast Thank you to our sponsor Scenic Route Guiding!! https://adventurewiththescenicroute.com/ https://www.facebook.com/thescenicrouteguiding/ https://www.instagram.com/thescenicrouteguiding/ Harold's Drink: https://cooperstowndistillery.com/ My eggnog recipe: https://tastesbetterfromscratch.com/homemade-eggnog/ My drink: https://www.dogoodspirits.com/ Harold's Hammock: https://www.lawsonhammock.com/ #catskillshiking #catskillmountains #catskillspodcast #catskills #catskillpark #3500 #3500 club #sar #winter #winterhiking #podcast #catskillshiker #hikesafe #searchandrescue #volunteers #hikeny #hikenewyork #hiketheeast #ilovenewyork #outdooradventures #neverstopexploring #hikingadventures #mountaintherapy #catskillmountainsnewyork #visitcatskills #explorethecatskills #catskillslove #ilovenewyork #neverstopexploring --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/insidethelinesthecatskill/support

Lone Pine Hill Part 3 Sunday morning coffee jams. Mainly Country & folk sounds. Very chill Njoy. U.V

We talk about some of the ghost towns we visited and what makes a good ghost town.

When William "Bill" and Catherine "Cass" Stuart get shot in their own house along with their 3 year old daughter, Sandy, who was also shot in the head. This happened in Pine Hill NJ April 1982, back then, Pine Hill was just about the country, who would have done such a thing and why? Everyone was squeaky clean. The investigators could find nothing on the couple that would have made someone shoot them.And whoever came in and shot them didn't realize that there was a witness. When the "Tall, long stringy haired, white male" came into the house they didn't realize when they looked into the bedroom that there was not one little girl there who came running to protect her parents, there was another 6 year old little girl, named Miriam who stayed behind until the bad man left What happened in Pine Hill NJ that day is nothing short of a nightmare.

An old logbook found in a small, benign cave system raises doubts about whether the cave is actually small... or benign. Though this story is linked with 'Dog Sitting' and 'Lawton,' it isn't necessary to have read them to draw the full effect out of it.

We were in the studio for Tourism Tuesday - Winchester/Frederick County edition - with Justin Kerns from Winchester/Frederick County Convention & Visitors Bureau and his guest, Ryan Clouse, from Clouse's Pine Hill Farm. We talked about the history of Clouse's Christmas tree farm - Ryan is the second generation - along with the year-round planning & work that goes into a successful tree planting and growing season with weather and deer having a major impact from year to year. We discussed the types of trees they offer at Clouse's along with which types of trees are best sellers and best suited to various types of decorating. He also gave us some insight into the future selections that may or may not be available in the coming year as circumstances affect tree growing from as far back as 10 years or more. After the show, we continued our conversation and got tips from Ryan about keeping our trees alive, green and aromatic for as long as possible. He also gave listeners a special deal - listen to the end to take advantage!